AMERICAN EMBASSY BELGRADE LES SUPPLEMENTAL HEALTH INSURANCE SERVICES

The U.S. Embassy in Belgrade is soliciting proposals to provide supplemental health‑insurance coverage for locally employed staff. Offerors must meet or exceed the minimum benefit definitions listed in Section C; any proposal that reduces coverage below these minima will be deemed technically unacceptable. If an offeror wishes to submit more than one qualifying plan, each plan must be presented in a separate proposal, with Part 1 formatted as a table that pairs each Section C benefit definition with the proposed coverage. Part 2 requires a narrative demonstrating the offeror’s understanding of the requirement, including corporate literature or plan brochures, a description of the overall management approach, a résumé for the contract manager/first point of contact, and a description of the employee pool (size, mix of commercial and government participants, and alternative pools for economic‑price‑adjustment scenarios). Part 3 must list all similar contracts or subcontracts performed in the past three years with detailed contact information, contract numbers, performance periods, type and scope of insurance, dollar values, comparability to this effort, and any performance issues and resolutions. Offerors may be asked to submit a certified financial statement and must describe their customer‑service system, including recent customer‑satisfaction survey results. Proposals will be evaluated first for technical acceptability (benefit levels, required documentation, and past performance) and then on price. The contract will be a requirements‑type, firm‑fixed‑price award with an economic price adjustment clause. All applicable FAR provisions (e.g., 52.204‑7, 52.209‑7, 52.215‑1, etc.) are incorporated by reference. Questions should be directed to Michael Warfield (warfieldms@state.gov, +381 117 064 000).

Notice ID

a8a67cfae9054debb72004ba45df31cb

Solicitation Number

19RB1026R0002

NAICS Code

524114

Classification Code

G009